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期刊名:Eating behaviors

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ISSN:1471-0153

e-ISSN:1873-7358

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Connie O Maerker,Dominic M Denning,Lauren E Harnedy et al. Connie O Maerker et al.
Objective: Theory highlights the role of emotion regulation (ER) and impulsivity in the development and maintenance of eating disorders. Although the associations between negative ER, impulsivity features, and eating diso...
Christina M Gaggiano,Katherine J Meschino,Lorelai M Symmes et al. Christina M Gaggiano et al.
Controlling parental feeding practices are associated with childhood weight and eating behaviors, but few studies have explored the relation to adult eating behaviors. People seeking bariatric surgery often have childhood onset of obesity a...
Shiran Levy,Shachar Hochman,Noga Cohen et al. Shiran Levy et al.
Cognitive reappraisal involves reinterpreting negative content to reduce its negative impact. Recent findings suggest that cognitive reappraisal can attenuate the link between emotions and eating-related measures. The level of regulatory en...
Lorenzo Giuseppe Beni,Paolo Meneguzzo Lorenzo Giuseppe Beni
Background: Eating-related dysregulation has been linked to sociocultural pressures surrounding body image and gender norms, yet the relative contribution of distal cultural ideologies and proximal psychological processes...
Emilia Alexandra Pascal,Ioana Madalina Stoleru,Emily J E Messer Emilia Alexandra Pascal
Feeding problems such as food avoidance and food neophobia are relatively common, affecting up to half of typically developing children. These behaviors have complex determinants, but parental psychological factors are particularly influent...
Junyu Yin,Yumeng Zhao,Qingyang Wang et al. Junyu Yin et al.
Backgrounds: Pregnant women are vulnerable to eating and body image disturbances. Ample empirical research shows that life events (LEs) are associated with body image and disordered eating in youth and adults, and LEs are...
Johanna Levallius,Andreas Birgegård,Emma Forsén Mantilla et al. Johanna Levallius et al.
Mental health providers face serious challenges identifying risks and providing effective and accessible help for young people with eating disorders. The present study conducted a preliminary evaluation of Operation Self-esteem (OS), a manu...
Danielle A N Chapa,Kelsey E Hagan,Tiffany A Brown et al. Danielle A N Chapa et al.
Objective: Reasons for exercise training are often adaptive (e.g., athletic achievement), but for some athletes, their relationship with training can include a maladaptive desire for weight loss, which can increase risk f...
Daena Cunha de Fialho,Tracy L Tylka,Thainá Richelli Oliveira Resende et al. Daena Cunha de Fialho et al.
Intuitive eating is an evidence-based, non-diet approach to nutrition that heals individuals' relationship with food by listening to internal body cues rather than external rules. The Intuitive Eating Scale is a widely used measure that has...
Cristina Martinelli,Goffredina Spano Cristina Martinelli
Objective: Binge eating is a transdiagnostic symptom that occurs along a continuum and is common in the general population. Sleep difficulties are widespread in clinical eating disorders populations and carry important im...